Supply chain

The effects of the slow economy have caught up with third party logistics providers, according to th

WASHINGTON - Three of the largest U.S. trade groups urged President Bush to ensure that the Customs

Truck maker Navistar International Corp. reported a quarterly loss amid a protracted slump in demand

Menlo Worldwide Logistics said it has signed two multi-year service agreements with Nike Golf involv

ProLogis, a provider of distribution facilities and services, said it has signed two build-to-suit a

Short line and regional railroad operator RailAmerica, Inc. said it is cutting 5 percent of its staf

Three trucking associations and one trucking company filed suit Dec. 2 challenging what they called

Florida East Coast Industries on Tuesday said it completed the sale of its wholly-owned telecommunic

Deutsche Post World Net, the German postal service operator, may acquire a stake in Austria's state

NEW YORK - China is committed to protecting intellectual property under the terms of it entry into t

Deutsche Post World Net said today that it had completed the 400 million euros ($396 million) purcha

Burlington Northern Santa Fe has awarded Alstom Transport a 12-year contract worth over $420 million

Exel said it has been awarded a five-year contract to provide logistics and supply-chain-management

New York Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly has been selected the 2003 Person of the Year by the N

OTTAWA - Federal Express Canada said today it is the first integrated transportation carrier to rece

Environmental, labor, and trucking industry groups together are asking a federal court for an emerge

WASHINGTON - Roger Nober was sworn in today as a member of the Surface Transportation Board, and the

Ronald G. Wallace, who led a dramatic expansion of United Parcel Service's international package ope

Montreal, Maine & Atlantic has named Robert C. Grindrod as president and chief executive.Gri

Copyright 2002, Traffic World, Inc.The number of American manufacturing executives that woul

Copyright 2002, Traffic World, Inc.President Bush wore his pen down to the nub last week, si

Copyright 2002, Traffic World, Inc.Seattle-based Stonepath Logistics International Services

Copyright 2002, Traffic World, Inc.Joseph M. Clapp, administrator of the Federal Motor Carri

Copyright 2002, Traffic World, Inc.Sharing the risks and rewards of outsourcing deals is mea

Norfolk Southern Railway Co. has opened the first SteelNet transload facility in the Atlanta area.

Copyright 2002, Traffic World, Inc.Bud Shuster, the controversial former head of the House T

WASHINGTON - U.S. Transportation Secretary Norman Y. Mineta today directed the Federal Motor Carrier

WASHINGTON -President Bush on Tuesday signed a bill to shield the insurance industry from catastroph

United Parcel Service has launched the UPS Capital Visa Business card in partnership with Bank One,

WASHINGTON -Joseph M. Clapp, administrator of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, will

FedEx Corp. unit FedEx Corporate Services and Motorola Inc. are developing FedEx PowerPad, a Microso

FedEx Corp. unit FedEx Corporate Services and Motorola Inc. are developing FedEx PowerPad, a Microso

Canadian National Railway said on Tuesday it is cutting 1,146 jobs in a cost-cutting effort and taki

Norfolk Southern Corp. said that its board of directors approved an amendment to terminate its share

France's transport system is facing paralysis as striking truckers set up blockades at ports and dis

The scramble for effective homeland security technology is bringing attention to an unusual player i

WASHINGTON - The Customs Service will hold a series of meetings to listen to ideas from the trade on

Copyright 2002, Traffic World, Inc.Nashville, Tenn.-based Catholic Healthcare Partners, one

Copyright 2002, Traffic World, Inc.Delaying tactics actually can enhance supply-chain effici

A North American Free Trade Agreement tribunal has ruled that it has the authority to consider alleg